Reply With QuoteLink added to first post.Originally Posted by Tain
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Yeah, I head others were pretty bummed about Musashi not working. I've had great compatibility so far for myself, but I'm sure there are a handful of nonworking games.
Haven't tried the animations or sound since, well, I bought Wipeout Pure a few months after PSP launch. I'm sure there are tools out there, but I don't know what they are.
edit: Here's a tutorial of some kind.
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Simple PopStation GUI is starting to look pretty good.
Do you prefer dogs or cats?
http://www.psp-hacks.com/2007/01/01/...-094-released/
I love how the PC can always have 5 freeware programs to perform a certain function, yet the first guy to do it on the Mac always wants money or attention.
Like Bannister all over again.
Sausage
i just got MGS portable ops, played the first mission, the controls are going to take some getting used to. Movement seems too sensitive, as i try to creep up to a soilder and instead i run into and past him, bah.
Try posting in the MGS PO thread.
Just a thought.
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Here's his site.
http://wattks.extra.hu/
Elite Gamer
I have to downgrade back to 1.50 to use my SNES/GEN/CPS/NeoGeo/NeoCD emulators. Did I miss something? I'd love to be able to leave the firmware at OE-B and have it run EVERYTHING, though up/downgrading back and forth is easy and relatively fast.
Even with the awesome PSX library now available, I'm a nostalgic soul and still play my 16-bit emulators quite often.
Speaking of the PSX library:
More and more, I'm finding this to be the best way to get working PSX isos. I have lots of purchased PSX games, and I've ripped pretty much all of them, but some of the converted rips did not work (Silent Bomber was one). I dl'd it and now it works great. Don't know what the difference between the rips and downloads are, but for some reason, the downloads seem more reliable.
On the flip side, some games I can't get to work at all. Tomba! was one of my favorite PSX games, and neither rip nor download (double negative!) is working for me. Haven't tried Omega Boost yet, but I read that was having problems, too. Maxconsole's compatibility index lists both Tomba! and Omega Boost as working perfectly, so it is what it is...
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I'm at work right now so I cant whip out the PSP but hold the R trigger to go to recovery mode. Go to configurations and is it set on 1.50 KERNEL? If not, do it. Now place your homebrew into the PSP/Game folder.
When I have a chance, I'll see if there are any other compatibility lists out there.Speaking of the PSX library:
More and more, I'm finding this to be the best way to get working PSX isos. I have lots of purchased PSX games, and I've ripped pretty much all of them, but some of the converted rips did not work (Silent Bomber was one). I dl'd it and now it works great. Don't know what the difference between the rips and downloads are, but for some reason, the downloads seem more reliable.
On the flip side, some games I can't get to work at all. Tomba! was one of my favorite PSX games, and neither rip nor download (double negative!) is working for me. Haven't tried Omega Boost yet, but I read that was having problems, too. Maxconsole's compatibility index lists both Tomba! and Omega Boost as working perfectly, so it is what it is...
Casual Gamer
bloodyarts, did you create a new folder F:/PSP/GAME150 and put your Gen/SNES/CPS/NG stuff in there? It should work off the XMB directly after that. I got caught up in that step when I went through the 2.0 -> 1.5 ->OE-B process.
Last edited by sixteen-bit; 04 Jan 2007 at 02:05 PM.
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